Two Kansas weddings mark year end vows in Erie and Kansas City
Louise Gallagher and Paul Lowe wed on Thanksgiving morning in Girard at the Presbyterian church with Rev Nelson S King officiating. The couple will reside in Erie where Lowe heads the Lowe McCune Clothing Co. The report also describes the marriage of Marion Cooke to Hilton Lee Douglass at the Cooke home in Kansas City, Kansas, with a formal reception and notable attendees.
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Luis
Louise “Gallagher
Olive Wells Gallagher
Tennessee “Street
Paul “Zewe
James 2A. Lowe
Erie
Girard
Mansée
Nelson
King
Gallagher
Seth Wells
Lawrence
Louise
Lou‘cille
University of Kansas
Loucille
Lowe
Lowe- McCune
State Normal
Pittsburg
Allen Wells
James Neely
Marion Cooke
Hilton Lee Douglass
Hugo
Okla
University School of Law
A. C. Cooke
Kansas City
Kans
Car Nau
Ona
Miller
Mildred — Timmer
Avery
Fred ‘Olander
Jane Waritg
Ruby
Douglass
St. Louis
Fort Smith
Ark
Jotglass
la, Upsilon Fraternity
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Brief syndicated column entry notes the character Aunt Het from writing by Robert Quillen published in 1928. No further readable facts or dates are available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het
Robert
Quillen
Tieth Century club plans afternoon meeting and Christmas party
The Tieth Century club meets tomorrow at 2 o clock for the last gathering before Christmas with a party planned. Names of coordinators Glenn Chariton Mrs Curfman Mrs H B Builens and Toney lead arrangements. Across town several clubs announce meetings and Christmas programs including the Riverside Farm Bureau and No Name club with readings and tea events scheduled through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglesiea Club
Tieth Century Club
The
Club
Glenn Chariton
Riverside Farm Bureau Club
L. A. Beurman
Fred Brown
Owen Mitchell
John Kasson
James S. Taylor
K. G. Clark
L. A. Bearman
Ofirs
J. H.saunders
Quivira Club
C. L. de Watteville
Cosmos Club
W. F. Hobbs
Mississippi Street
Pleasant
Alfre Jehle
Mierceles Club
Personal notices of travels and visits across Kansas City area
Miss Wilma Schdepffin, attending Baker University, returned to Kansas City today. Mrs. A. W. Hunt returned to Atchison after a weekend with sister Mrs. H. E. Crow. Mr. Crow is a University student this winter. Miss Gertrude Laing spent the weekend with Miss Marian Sears and left for Kansas City this morning. Mare Law of Boston arrived yesterday to spend a week with his mother Mrs. S. M. Law, who will accompany him home and visit in Boston for three weeks. Mrs. H. H. Holloway spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs. Hugh Blair is spending sev-
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Kansas
Agnes’ Engel
Kansas City
W. OG. Hamilton
Liberty
Ian
Frank Anderson
J. E. “Pike” Anderson
Paul
Misa
Rebecca Wismer
Wilma Schdepffin
Baker University
A. W. Hunt
Atchison
H. E. Crow
Crow
Gertrude ‘Laing
Marian Sears
Mare Law
Boston
S. M. Law
H. H. Holloway
Hugh Blair
Plan Annual Vespers by University Choir in December
A vested choir of fifty voices from the University School of Fine Arts will perform a musical Christmas vesper next Sunday at 4 p m in the University Auditorium. The program includes two anthems, processional and recessional with lighted candles, and festive decorations by dating and design departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
D. M. Swarth
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Jeannette Bischoff
Matie Eer
Lillian
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Stella Colman
Jean
Laura Babb
Mary McNary
Susie Runkle
Addie Stewart
Jessie Woodard
Topeka
Lenora Kelly
Miss Kelly
Connecticut Street
Stanley Fenstemaker
Tetha Hallmark
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Alexander Huston
Mire Lloyd Kinnett
Clifford Grosshart
Elmer Everest
Ray Gordon
Linton Wat‘kins
May “McClelland
Susie
Baker
Hazel” Weber
Alice Kelly
Zora Hernfly
Lottie McCann
Mineta
Butler
Helen O'Neal
A Hines
Getics
Kiss Bererd
Ove
Mary Neustifter
Ethel Johnson
Clara Pagel
Ethel - Fenstemaker
Atoise J.holyfield
Addie Peizl
Norvia Swallow
Lon Fetty
Lawrence Hill
Bennie Naimer
Washington Corps
Aften
G. A. R. Hall
Misa Hannah Champion
Eunice Ee
Belle Moster
Rose Fordyce
Lula-Johnson
Agnes Olson
Progressive
E.H. Kendall
New York Street
H. A.jetmore
Nationaliiation of Letter Carriers
Women’s Auxiliary
ber_of ‘Commerce
Miller- Carpenter
Ernest Bigsby
Fred ‘Springer
New
OH. Ewark
Sam Moyer
Mister Carpenter
WH. Pasewark
Miller Carpenter
Ethel Edie
C. T. Davis
J. BE. Mercer
Frank Wade
University Club
A. T. Walker
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Mary Hagerman
Pleasant Grove Sunshine Club
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Eldridge
Jane. Maclean
Belle Wilmot
T. S. Stover
Vera Lear
Sigma Kappa
Caroline Rob House
Martha Daniels
Jeannette Chapber
Helen Blakesley
Irene Cutter
Betty Lyons
Alvin K. Johnson
Ruth Urchill
Marguerite Scorgin
Evelyn Talbot
St. Joseph
Marion: Coolidge
Walter Keeler
Ruth Litchen
Fred Howard
Richard Jackman
Litchen
Round Table
Publishers Syndicat
Ross
Moon
Donald’ le Roy
Allie Yoder
Kelpha
Agnes Emery
Ile Siana
No Name Club
E. R. Learned
Massachusetts Street
Ella Carter
G.J. Shultz
Review Club
P.P. Lester
Indiana Street
W. C.milton
East Orange
N. J
Robert William
Albach
Henry Albach
Ladies Literary League
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Rod Fort Scott High School
Fort Scott
Kan
United Brethren Church
City Jail
Boudoir
Shimmons Bros
Mase
Eugene
Marinallo
Burnham
Jefferies Dryeri Coy
Massachusetts
Jacquard
Cas
Newman
Spot Cash Shoe Store
Royal Shoes
Otto Fischer
Vermont St
Edge Es
Guilefion
Optometris
China
Gotham
Gatatte
illers \ ‘ Furniture Store
AAA
Johansen
Wu Nead
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